FRiNGEcasting With Wayne and Dan #087 – BTWYNB
January 15, 2012 by Wayne_Henderson
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I didn’t see it as Walternate testing Brandonate to verify if he was a shapeshifter. He said later that he’d suspected it for some time, monitoring his calls and following him for weeks. I’m all-in on this Walternate being good (or at least less evil as he was).
I feel like this is our DRJ because no Peter allowed him to travel to the altverse with no complications. No way would the Alt-DRJ be as power hungry as ours is (as we learned in “One Night in October”).
I listened to David Fury on the Nerdist Writers Panel, amd he comes from a stand-up comedy background. So that explains the comedic moments between the Lincoln Lee’s. He tries to inject some comedy in all his episodes. He also wrote on 24 and said they weren’t so accepting of the comedy on that show.
Awesome stuff Jason!! Thanks for posting it here on the site. I’m looking toward to discussing next week.
Wayne